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Well this makes it sound like it's targeted squarely at developers: "Finally, a NAS that lets you use a standard operating system that you’re used to, like Ubu
by sdenton4 5y ago
Well this makes it sound like it's targeted squarely at developers:
"Finally, a NAS that lets you use a standard operating system that you’re used to, like Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi OS."
- erulabs 5y agoWe're starting with technical users - if we can't get programmers to love home-hosting there isn't much hope for the average user. As we go, we're very focused on making sure people who have no idea what Debian is can make use of the product, but I'm sad to say we're not quite there yet.
- getcrunk 5y agoWhat is the bandwidth available for the drives io?
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- geerlingguy 5y agoThere's 1 PCIe gen 2 lane, so 5 Gbps theoretical. Real world 400 MB/sec r/w, or 120 over the 1 Gbps LAN.
- aulin 5y agoas opposed to the usual proprietary soon-to-be-abandonware firmware... guess that's a plus for everyone, not just developers, albeit they're the probably the only ones who care about it